Forum on senior scams, hotline attracts crowd of 35

Attorney Gen. William Tong addresses seniors last week as part of a program on scams. State Rep. Mary Fortier, who also addressed the group of seniors, seated right, looks on. | Brian O'Connor

Posted By: Staff October 17, 2023

About 35 seniors showed up for “Don’t Get Swindled!” a senior scams forum with State Rep. Mary Fortier and Attorney Gen. William Tong held Wednesday, Oct 11, at the Bristol Senior Center. The discussion included the state’s Elder Justice hotline, scams and laws. For information about the hotline, click here. | Brian O’Connor

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